Dream visualization
Dream Summary
The dream involves a visit to Todaiji Temple with spiritual encounters, including with Gosanze Myo-o who moves and speaks, witnessed by a lay priest. It includes a session with a fortune teller advising on life's impermanence and self-reflection on seclusion.
Interpretation
The Great Buddha symbolizes enlightenment, wisdom, or a guiding spiritual force. Gosanze Myo-o, often associated with protection, symbolizes divine intervention or a protector against negative influences. A fortune telling experience suggests introspection and a search for direction or clarity in life. The mention of 'twenty-five years to live' introduces a theme of life's impermanence and mortality awareness.
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